LONG List of New Movies I LOVED & a few I did't...

Summary

In this video, the host shares their insights on various recent movie releases, highlighting both big Hollywood productions and smaller, independent films. They discuss the performances of actors like Nicolas Cage and Millie Bobby Brown, as well as the direction of notable filmmakers such as Ridley Scott and Ari Aster. The host also offers streaming information for viewers in different regions and shares their thoughts on the depth and themes of the movies, providing a well-rounded perspective for film enthusiasts.

Takeaways

• 🎥 The host of Flick Connection discusses a range of new release movies, sharing personal views on each.
• 🎬 Nicholas Cage's performances in 'Sympathy for the Devil' and 'Dream Scenario' are highlighted, noting his classic style in the former and a different approach in the latter.
• 🏆 'Napoleon' by Ridley Scott and 'Bo is Afraid' starring Joaquin Phoenix are reviewed, with mixed feelings about the former and a caution about the dark, strange nature of the latter.
• 🎯 'The Beasts', a Spanish-language film, receives high praise for its drama and intense scenes, recommended for its quality storytelling and acting.
• 🎨 Magic Spoon cereal is promoted as a sponsor, emphasizing its high-protein, low-carb benefits and nostalgic taste.
• 🎧 Commentary on the Oscars, expressing a disinterest due to a perceived narrow selection of films by the Academy.
• 🎢 'Damsel', a Netflix original with Millie Bobby Brown, is likened to 'Dragon Slayer', appreciated for its appeal to younger audiences.
• 📷 The host shares insights on family-friendly movies like 'Migration' and 'Orion in the Dark', noting their visual beauty and wholesome themes.
• 🎞 Reviews of thrillers like 'Red Right Hand' and 'Saltburn' mention specific performances and cinematographic elements, with mixed reactions to their execution.
• 🎬 'American Fiction' is lauded for its insightful take on societal issues and family dynamics, beyond its comedic surface.
• 📺 'Dune Part Two' is recommended for its cohesive continuation of the first part, with a suggestion to watch in IMAX for the full experience.

Q & A

What is the host's opinion on 'Sympathy for the Devil' starring Nicolas Cage?

The host was not particularly enthusiastic about 'Sympathy for the Devil', finding it appealing mainly to big fans of Nicolas Cage for its classic Cage performance, despite some camera work flair.

How does the host describe 'Dream Scenario' and Nicolas Cage's performance in it?

The host describes 'Dream Scenario' as a film that many could enjoy despite its slow pace and oddity. Nicolas Cage is noted for playing a different kind of character effectively, a college professor who becomes accidentally famous.

What criticisms does the host have for Ridley Scott's 'Napoleon'?

The host felt that 'Napoleon' focused on the wrong aspects, resulting in a film that was not one of Ridley Scott's best, sitting somewhere in the middle between his hits and misses.

What is the host's opinion on 'Bo is Afraid' directed by Ari Aster?

The host found 'Bo is Afraid' to be dark, disturbing, and one of the strangest movies they've seen. Despite its oddity and repulsiveness, the host acknowledges that the movie makes a significant point.

Why does the host not value the Oscars?

The host has given up on the Oscars not due to snobbery but because of a belief that the Academy's opinions are limited to a small group of movies, many of which the host does not find exceptionally good.

Can you detail the plot of 'The Beasts' as described by the host?

The plot of 'The Beasts' revolves around a middle-aged couple starting an organic farm in Spain and facing hostility from their long-established neighbors. The movie explores the reasons behind this animosity with intense, dialogue-heavy scenes.

What is unique about the sponsorship in the video?

Magic Spoon, a high-protein, low-carb cereal, sponsors the video. The host describes it as a late-night snack choice that reminisces about childhood cereals while being health-conscious.

How does the host view the Roadhouse reboot starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Conor McGregor?

The host enjoyed the Roadhouse reboot, finding it to be a blend of the original's charm with updated, more intense fight scenes. Conor McGregor's performance was highlighted as notably maniacal.

What are the host's thoughts on Netflix's 'Damsel' starring Millie Bobby Brown?

The host thinks 'Damsel' is an excellent film for its target audience, likening it to 'The Dragon Slayer' from the 1980s. While not groundbreaking, it was deemed a quality Netflix original for younger viewers.

What is the host's take on 'American Fiction' and its themes?

The host was impressed with 'American Fiction', especially for its humorous yet critical exploration of racial stereotypes and the literary industry's trends. The movie was praised for tackling middle-aged liberal white women's attitudes and broader family and relationship dynamics.

Outlines

00:00

🎬 Movie Reviews and Recommendations

The paragraph discusses the host's love for movies and introduces a variety of films, both big releases and smaller, offbeat ones. It highlights a few Nicholas Cage movies, 'Sympathy for the Devil' and 'Dream Scenario', appreciating Cage's performances while noting the films' pacing and plot issues. The host also mentions other films like 'Napoleon' and 'Bo is afraid', providing insights into their themes and recommending them based on the viewer's taste for strange or thought-provoking content. The paragraph concludes with a mention of the Oscars and the host's disregard for their selections.

05:01

🌟 Notable Films and Snack Spotlight

This paragraph focuses on several films, including 'Oppenheimer', a movie that the host found good but not exceptional, and 'The Beasts', a Spanish film that explores the dynamics between a farming couple and their hostile neighbors. The host also discusses 'Ricky Steni', a comedy on Prime Video, and the reboot of 'Roadhouse', praising its action and Conor McGregor's performance. The paragraph transitions into a sponsorship segment for Magic Spoon, a high-protein, low-carb cereal alternative that the host enjoys as a late-night snack.

10:03

🎥 Diverse Movie Experiences

The host shares his thoughts on a range of movies, from the emotional depth of 'Spaceman' with Adam Sandler to the family-friendly 'Dragon Slayer' and 'Orion in the Dark'. He also talks about 'Migration', a DreamWorks film, and the intense thriller 'Red Right Hand'. The paragraph continues with 'Saltburn', a movie with a cool look and soundtrack but some forced moments, and 'The Passenger', a small film with a disturbing mass-shooting theme. The host expresses his admiration for 'American Fiction', a movie that satirizes middle-aged, liberal white women and features a strong performance by Jeffrey Wright.

15:04

🌌 Sci-Fi Spectacle and Final Thoughts

The host reflects on 'Dune Part Two', praising its production quality and suitability for an IMAX screening. He appreciates the film's balance of thought-provoking content and spectacular visuals, recommending it highly to the viewers. The paragraph concludes with a call to action for viewers to share their recent movie enjoyments and an encouragement for continued engagement with the host's content.

Keywords

💡New Release Movies

The term 'New Release Movies' refers to films that have recently been made available to the public, typically in theaters or on streaming platforms. In the context of the video, the host discusses their recent experiences watching a variety of new release movies, highlighting their personal opinions and providing recommendations to the audience.

💡Nicholas Cage

Nicholas Cage is a renowned American actor known for his versatile performances in a variety of film genres. In the video, the host specifically discusses two of his recent movies, indicating his significance as a subject of discussion and his influence on the movie-watching experience.

💡Dream Scenario

In the context of the video, 'Dream Scenario' is a movie that the host found intriguing, with a plot revolving around a college professor who becomes famous quickly by appearing in people's dreams. The term 'Dream Scenario' is used to describe a situation or context that is ideal or highly desirable, and in the video, it is also the title of a movie that the host enjoyed for its unique premise and thematic exploration of fame.

💡HBO Max

HBO Max is a streaming service that offers a wide range of TV shows, movies, and other content. In the video, the host mentions that 'Dream Scenario' is available on HBO Max in the United States, indicating the platform's role in providing access to new release movies and shaping the modern viewing habits of audiences.

💡Ridley Scott

Ridley Scott is a prominent British film director and producer known for his work in various genres, including historical dramas. In the video, the host discusses their opinion on Scott's film 'Napoleon', noting that while they enjoyed certain aspects of it, they felt it did not live up to the director's potential, highlighting the subjective nature of film appreciation and critique.

💡B is afraid

The term 'B is afraid' refers to a movie mentioned in the video, which is described as dark, disturbing, and thought-provoking. It is directed by Ari Aster, known for his work on 'Hereditary' and 'Midsommar'. The title 'B is afraid' suggests a focus on fear or anxiety as a central theme, and the video's description of the film as 'one of the strangest movies' the host has seen indicates its unconventional and potentially challenging nature.

💡The Beasts

In the video, 'The Beasts' is a movie from Spain that the host highly recommends, describing it as a slow-paced drama with excellent performances and writing. The term 'The Beasts' here refers to a specific film that explores themes of conflict and neighborly relations, and its mention in the video underscores the host's appreciation for international cinema and character-driven stories.

💡Magic Spoon

Magic Spoon is a brand of high-protein, low-carb cereals mentioned in the video as a sponsor. It is described as a delicious treat reminiscent of childhood cereals but with a healthier nutritional profile. The term 'Magic Spoon' in the context of the video serves to illustrate the host's endorsement of a product that aligns with their lifestyle and taste preferences.

💡Roadhouse Reboot

The term 'Roadhouse Reboot' refers to a new version or adaptation of the original 'Roadhouse' film, which is mentioned in the video. A reboot is a film or television show that reimagines or restarts a previously existing property, often with a new cast and updated elements. In the video, the host discusses their anticipation and eventual viewing experience of the 'Roadhouse Reboot', highlighting the involvement of Conor McGregor and the film's balance between nostalgia and modern updates.

💡Dune

Dune is a reference to a science fiction film based on the novel of the same name by Frank Herbert. The term 'Dune' in the video is used to discuss the sequel to the original Dune film, which the host praises for its high production values, visual spectacle, and thoughtful storytelling. The mention of Dune exemplifies the host's appreciation for big-budget, thought-provoking cinema that combines spectacle with narrative depth.

💡American Fiction

American Fiction is a movie title mentioned in the video, which the host describes as a film that initially appears to be a comedy based on its trailer but turns out to have a more complex exploration of family and relationship dynamics. The term 'American Fiction' in this context refers to a specific work of cinema that challenges expectations and offers a nuanced portrayal of its characters and themes.

Highlights

Introduction to the episode focusing on new release movies, sponsored by Magic Spoon.

Discussion on Nicholas Cage movies 'Sympathy for the Devil' and 'Dream Scenario', highlighting Cage's performances.

'Dream Scenario' available on HBO Max with a unique take on fame and dream influence, praised for its originality.

Review of 'Napoleon' by Ridley Scott, considered middling in his filmography.

'Bo is Afraid' by Ari Aster, described as dark, disturbing, and unique, appealing to a niche audience.

Skepticism towards the Oscars and preference for a broader range of movies.

Highlighting 'The Beasts', a drama about social tensions in Spain, praised for its storytelling.

Magic Spoon sponsorship details, emphasizing the product's health benefits and nostalgic appeal.

Mixed review of 'Ricky Steni', a Prime Video original comedy.

Positive take on the 'Roadhouse' reboot, noting its balance of original elements with modern updates.

'Spaceman' with Adam Sandler, appreciated for its direction and thematic depth despite mixed reception.

'Damsel' starring Millie Bobby Brown, likened to 'Dragon Slayer' and recommended for younger audiences.

Family-friendly movie recommendations: 'Migration' by DreamWorks and 'Orion in the Dark'.

Review of 'Red Right Hand' and 'Saltburn', highlighting their distinctive qualities and performances.

Discussion of 'American Fiction', focusing on its critique of cultural stereotypes and publishing industry.

Brief review of 'Dune Part Two', praising its continuity, production quality, and sophistication.

Transcripts

hey y'all and welcome to another episode

of flick connection and in this episode

we're going to do something a little bit

different and talk about a bunch of the

best newrelease movies I've watched

recently so long time subscribers know

I'm a movie addict I watch a ton of

stuff and a lot of offbeat stuff uh in

this video we're going to talk about

some of the big new releases that I've

seen and enjoyed as well as a lot of

smaller movies I've recently watched and

enjoyed thanks to Magic spoon for

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more about them in a little bit right

now now I want to talk about a couple of

Nicholas Cage movies starting with

Sympathy for the Devil now this is one I

was not totally hot on but big fans of

Nicholas Cage should get a kick out of

it mainly cuz he's really doing '90s

Nicholas Cage he's a little unhinged it

feels like classic Nicholas Cage to me

Joel kenan's pretty good in this the

plot's a little bit slow but there's

some flare to the camera work and I did

enjoy the movie as a big fan of Nicholas

Cage but I did not feel like there was

enough there for people who don't just

love him already that's not the case

with dream scenario

though have you been dreaming about me

have I been dreaming about you yeah this

is one I think a lot of people could get

into it is a little slow paced and it's

definitely weird if you don't like weird

movies this one might not be for you but

Nicholas Cage is doing something

different in this movie nothing

groundbreaking but he does a great job

playing this character of a man who kind

of accidentally becomes famous very

quickly now the plot here is that he

plays kind of a nobody of a college

professor but he starts appearing in a

lot of people's dreams all over the

world so the movie's got a little bit of

a Charlie Kaufman touch to it and

Nicholas Cage is very funny The

Supporting Cast is funny the movie

actually does deal with some heavy

themes mostly revolving around Fame

specifically the type of Fame that is

more common today where nobodies become

very famous very quickly whether it's

for good reasons or bad all the dream

stuff was interesting and like I said

everyone's funny but I've not seen a

movie look at this subject matter the

way dream scenario did and I thought it

was very interesting this one is

actually currently available on HBO Max

or at least it is here in the US now

what I always do and what I've done in

this video is I've listed all the titles

we're discussing down in the top pinned

comment all so down there I've listed

where you can stream these movies

currently here in the US as well as

Canada the UK and Australia so if you

use a VPN or anything like that you've

got a lot to work with down again in

that top pinned comment I also recently

watched Napoleon and as a big fan of

Ridley Scott uh I think I'm in League

with most people and that this is not

one of his best and honestly Ridley

Scott is Hit or Miss I mean he's made

some of the greatest movies of all time

but he's also made a handful of turds

and Napoleon sits somewhere in the

middle I did enjoy a lot of the scenes

in Napoleon but as a whole I felt like

it focused on a lot of the wrong things

and ultimately just was not a great

Ridley Scott historical drama I also

recently watched Bo is afraid starring

Walken Phoenix a movie that was much

more thought-provoking than Napoleon but

listen closely because this movie is

only for a small percentage of

people

I am so

sorry for what your daddy passed down to

you it's dark it's disturbing it's one

of the strangest movies I've ever seen

and longtime subscribers know I love me

some strange movies and don't

misunderstand me I'm not recommending B

is afraid if you like the way I'm

talking about it then the movie might be

for you if not I'm telling you it is the

weirdest thing I've seen in a long time

and this is directed by Ari Aster who

did hereditary and midamar yet this is

not a horror movie and almost doesn't

really feel like his other movies I'll

tell you one thing I'll never be able to

look at Parker posie the same way again

but there is something there the movie

is making a point and I thought about it

afterwards for quite a bit I even

watched a few YouTube videos trying to

help figure out some of the heavier

themes in this movie and I should say

not only is it weird but it's also very

off-putting is the best word I can use

it's not stomach turning it's not

disturbing I mean it is disturbing a

little bit but it's almost repulsive at

times very much on purpose and again

just one of the weirder movie watching

experiences I've had all year longtime

subscribers probably know I also gave up

on the Oscars years ago uh not cuz I'm

some sort of snob but I watch almost

everything and I don't really value the

opinion I of the academy that much

especially when they really only pick

from a small group of movies movies that

I do agree are quite good like I liked

Oppenheimer I thought it was a good

movie not sure it's one of the greatest

things I've ever seen certainly not one

of Christopher Nolan's bests but a movie

released in late 2023 that I think

deserved to be in League with all the

Oscar nominations was the beasts this

comes from Spain it is mixed language

there's French and Spanish in it but

this actually revolves around a middle

aged well-to-do couple that start an

organic farm out in this Valley in Spain

and they are despised by their neighbors

who have lived there forever the movie

actually exposes a lot of reasons as to

why and there are some powder keg

moments in this that are just dialogue

heavy and it's all in Spanish I had to

read subtitles but the performances and

the writing is so topnotch I thought

this was just an excellent flick it is

very slow paced but it's one of the

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the rest of the movies on this list

thanks for coming out tonight ladies and

gentlemen so horny to be here Prime

video just recently added Ricky steni

this is not a strong recommendation from

me in fact I kind of think the title and

the concept of the title is funnier than

anything in the movie but this was a

silly somewhat runchy comedy with John

Cena Zack Efron and and Andrew Santino I

thought they were all really funny had I

paid money to go to a theater to see

this I think I would have been sorely

disappointed but as a Prime video

original comedy starring those guys that

they dropped on a random Wednesday I was

pleasantly surprised with Ricky steni in

just this week Prime video released the

new Roadhouse reboot if you saw my

preview of everything coming to Prime

video this month you know I was kind of

hyped for this movie even though I know

remakes like this are rarely good but

they was a solid director attached to

this one Jake Gyllenhaal rarely picks a

dud Conor McGregor is excellent in this

movie but they gave him some great lines

and he was just a true Maniac I mean

don't look for a lot of nuance in his

performance but then again Nuance is not

really McGregor's thing the new Road

House kind of threads the needle in a

beautiful way it feels a lot like the

original in all the ways that you would

want and then feels updated and fresh

the fights are much more intense and

brutal they enhance them with CG ey

which you can tell a little bit but it

does make for a more immersive brawling

experience in fact the fights in this

movie are pretty bone breaking is that

one a friend of yours no I just broke

his arm it's funny when it should be

funny it's over the top at times but

again in a very appropriate way I would

say if you're a fan of the original

there's a lot to love with this remake

but even if you never seen the Patrick

sesy version uh I still recommend this I

know MMA fans will get into this and not

just because of Conor McGregor I'm

telling you if you like the new one and

you've never seen the original it too is

available on Prime video right now

moving on to some Netflix releases uh I

understand why people didn't like the

Adam Sandler movie Spaceman um it's not

for everybody I even said back before it

came out but this was going to have a

little more in common with the Sam

Rockwell movie Moon and I was kind of

right it ends up dealing a little more

with like emotional trauma and things

and Adam Sandler I think did a great job

the set that they built some of the

effects I think were all really cool

especially for this type of movie I also

thought it was really well directed

conceptually though this started off on

a foot I think most people were going to

have trouble connecting with but the

fact that it is kind of about emotional

trauma and how it affects relationships

and things I do know that there's a

small group of people who would

absolutely love this movie whether they

like Adam Sandler or not but believe it

or not I actually thought the new movie

with Millie Bobby Brown was pretty

excellent it's titled damn

she's actually given as a sacrifice to

this dragon and the movie reminded me a

little bit of a 1980s movie that I love

titled the dragon slayer now that movie

has a lot of practical effects and it's

just kind of on a different level it's

really cool but as a Netflix original

movie damsel is pretty excellent nothing

really hit me over the head or surprised

me but this is a movie geared towards a

younger audience people that haven't

already seen everything like I have with

that perspective though I Can Only

Imagine like teenage girls were just in

heaven the night that this movie came

out speaking of kids though I have seen

a few really great family movies lately

with my family I'll be quick on these

and then move on to some of the more

brutal movies I've watched recently but

I thought DreamWorks new movie migration

was a beautiful movie I mean just the

the look of it is stunning you follow

this family of ducks Dana DeVito is in

the mix nothing groundbreaking but I

think I enjoyed this one a lot more than

I've enjoyed most Pixar movies lately

but then Netflix also just released one

titled Orion in the dark it's about a

young boy who's afraid of everything and

the dark is kind of personified and

comes to life and teaches him how to not

be afraid of things the dark is actually

voiced by Paul Walter Hower one of the

greatest actors working today it's a

nice wholesome watch with the family if

anything it reminded me a little bit of

Pixar's Inside Out now back to some

movies for grown-ups I recently watched

red right hand starring Orlando Bloom

and Andy McDow in one of her most

vicious roles maybe the only really

vicious role she's ever done she is a

wild woman in this movie but this is

kind of a straightforward Thriller it

takes place in the Backwoods you're

dealing with gangsters and stuff if you

like that genre then this is a pretty

cool flick it's actually from the same

guys that did fat man with Mel Gibson

and small town crime with John Hawks two

movies I've recommended here in the past

and for me red right hand fits somewhere

in between those two I'm really partial

to small Town crime and for some reason

I didn't enjoy red right hand as much

but still if you like those types of

movies red right hand is a pretty good

recent

release I also watched saltburn It's

been several months now but it took me a

while to get around to watching this one

and I got to say I did like it um I

didn't appreciate some of the edgier

stuff and even though I'm someone who

likes edgy movies it felt a little try

hard in saltburn for some reason it

didn't really come as naturally for this

movie there were several moments that

felt a little bit forced and kind of

lost me as a result however I thought a

few of the performances were just

topnotch the movie's got a really cool

look to it they had a great

cinematographer the soundtrack is

banging on this thing and it does have

quite a few surprises it is a cool movie

I think it was maybe just a little bit

overhyped when it was released but

that's not necessarily a bad thing and

then another small one that is included

with Prime video right now is titled the

passenger this revolves around a very

emotionally unstable young man who works

at a fast food restaurant when one day

one of his co-workers hauls loose and

kills everyone else in the restaurant

now the movie is very disturbing it is

not a light-hearted look at a mass

shooting but Kyle gallner actually plays

the shooter he's not the lead character

here but his performance is amazing it's

subtle in a bunch of little ways that

are not only good but entertaining to

watch like I said this is a small movie

with kind of a small concept but man

does it pack a punch and there are

multiple sequences in this that had me

on the edge of my seat fair warning

though this one does have some brutal

moments in it and then one of my

favorite movies I've recently watched is

American fiction now I sat on this one

for a while I didn't get a chance to see

it in the theater and then ultimately

just didn't feel like paying $20 to see

it when I knew it was going to be

hitting streaming services soon are

those human remains you guys have a

permit for that shut the up Phillip

fliff you don't talk to me like that you

want me to beat your ass I'm just out of

here Philip I will eat your sweater vest

for dinner now this is currently

included with MGM plus which I pay for I

know most of you don't you can rent it

for a reasonable price but it'll be

several months before you see it

available anywhere else starting off I'm

a big fan of Jeffrey Wright I was long

before he was in Westworld so I'm

excited to see him as the lead in a

movie like this that a lot of people are

hyped for but the basic set up here is

that he's a writer and Publishers are

just not interested in his work at the

time because they're all interested in

more socially conscious things and as a

total goof he writes a short story in

the voice of a very stereotypical black

man from an impoverished crime ridden

background to his surprise Publishers

are all over it and the hijinks kind of

take off from there now what surprised

me about American fiction is that that

setup is what you get in the trailers

and looks absolutely hilarious and it is

in the movie yet it's only like 25% of

the movie the rest of it deals with

fairly interesting family Dynamics and

relationship dynamics that again I

wasn't expecting from this movie they

feel a little bit ordinary but the movie

handled them all in this beautiful way I

was very interested in all the different

characters and how they related to each

other and again I came here to watch the

other funny thing and it's there but the

movie itself was just solid stuff I

loved it and it attacks middle-aged

liberal white women in a way I've never

seen in a mainstream movie it honestly

shocked me that it went that hard and it

works because a lot of it is really true

Michael B Jordan is cing we want to put

him on the cover in one of those um

scarves I guess you would call them tied

around his head a doag doag that's it

doag in a tank top with the muscles

showing something called the fire

department and then a r this video up

with my review of Dune part two and I'll

be pretty brief here cuz I don't think I

have a lot to say about this movie that

hasn't already been said I loved the

original and not just because it's a

top-notch production which it is I mean

you've got top tier Talent at every tier

of this production and to me it's just

the second half of one movie and it does

feel very cohesive in that way I was

actually pleasantly surprised by that I

guess visually there's really no

comparison and then in terms of big bu

Sci-Fi movies like this so many of them

cater to a younger audience and it's

very nice to have something that doesn't

talk down to the audience like we're

children I get that that's appropriate

for superhero movies but it's again very

nice to have something as refined as

dune I honestly wish we got more things

at this level that are this

thought-provoking and clever but also

these big spectacles they tend to be

kind of one or the other and dune just

does both beautifully I highly recommend

seeing it in IMAX if you still have a

chance to catch it in your area you just

won't be able to create the same

experience at home no matter how hard

you try and there are very few movies

that deserve an IMAX screening as much

as dune let me know in the comments what

you've enjoyed watching lately maybe

I've missed something and you'll see it

on a list in the future don't forget to

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these videos as long as y'all keep

watching thanks for checking out this

special new release episode and you will

see me on the next one